Wellington.Scoop Wellington Water has been trying to find the cause of the loss of water supply to many homes in Mt Cook this ...

Councillors representing five local government areas asked yesterday for analysis of the potential overspend by contractors, in the wake of the devastating Wellington Water reports released last ...

Police are making enquiries after three people were hospitalised in the Wairarapa at the weekend after ingesting an unknown substance, which they believed to be cocaine. Police were notified ...

A coroner is urging Wellington City Council to spend the millions of dollars required to install permanent balustrades along the waterfront, following the accidental drowning of Sandy Calkin in ...

Wellington Water chair Nick Leggett did not resign at this afternoon’s extraordinary meeting of its six council shareholders. The WW chief executive Pat Dougherty said the resignation would ...

Andrew Sutherland, a builder from Ōtepoti Dunedin, one of the four Restore Passenger Rail supporters who climbed motorway gantries and tunnels in and near Wellington two and a half years ago, was ...

Heavy vehicle breakdowns delayed traffic on two parts of SH2 this morning. At 8.45, NZTA advised: A heavy vehicle breakdown is blocking the northbound lane of SH2, on the Featherston side of the ...

The first Byllie-jean single to emerge since the release of the artist’s debut EP Filter, ‘Hinekoukou’ was written at the 2023 Reo Māori Songhubs in Pōneke from a wānanga with mātanga ...

Rainbow Wellington wants to acknowledge the incredible work of the Wellington Pride Parade and Festival organisers. The events so far have been amazing and gone off without a hitch. Rainbow ...

Wellington.Scoop The newest feature film from Wellington producer Catherine Fitzgerald has its New Zealand premiere at the ...

Rainbow Wellington wants to acknowledge the incredible work of the Wellington Pride Parade and Festival organisers. The events so far have been amazing and gone off without a hitch.  Rainbow ...

Kāpiti Coast residents are being asked for their views on one of the district’s biggest decisions in decades – who should manage the delivery of their drinking water, wastewater, and ...